This collection of new translations brings together the small proportion of Kafka's works that he thought worthy of publication. It includes 'Metamorphosis', his most famous work, an exploration of horrific transformation and alienation; 'Meditation', a collection of his earlier studies; 'The Judgement', written in a single night of frenzied creativity; 'The Stoker', the first chapter of a novel set in America and a fascinating occasional piece and 'The Aeroplanes at Brescia', Kafka's eyewitness account of an air display in 1909. Together, these stories reveal the breadth of Kafka's literary vision and the extraordinary imaginative depth of his thought.
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譯者Michael Hofmann在前言中提到卡夫卡對於畫《變形記》插圖的建議：‘not, pace Nabokov, with an entomologically or coleopterically correct beetle, (…), but with a picture of a man lying in bed.’ 非常突出的卡夫卡風格。隨即想起讀的過程中不時出現的類似“卡夫卡...
评分譯者Michael Hofmann在前言中提到卡夫卡對於畫《變形記》插圖的建議：‘not, pace Nabokov, with an entomologically or coleopterically correct beetle, (…), but with a picture of a man lying in bed.’ 非常突出的卡夫卡風格。隨即想起讀的過程中不時出現的類似“卡夫卡...
评分譯者Michael Hofmann在前言中提到卡夫卡對於畫《變形記》插圖的建議：‘not, pace Nabokov, with an entomologically or coleopterically correct beetle, (…), but with a picture of a man lying in bed.’ 非常突出的卡夫卡風格。隨即想起讀的過程中不時出現的類似“卡夫卡...
评分作为大师级的后现代作家，纳博科夫充分认识到卡夫卡的高明和重要性，明了其意义的多维性；作为一个博文学者和昆虫学家，纳博科夫俏皮而犀利地解剖了卡夫卡小说中的昆虫，并指出其描写的漏洞（beetle‘s wings）；作为一个精确冷静的写作奇才，纳博科夫以锐利只眼解构了卡夫卡小...
评分作为大师级的后现代作家，纳博科夫充分认识到卡夫卡的高明和重要性，明了其意义的多维性；作为一个博文学者和昆虫学家，纳博科夫俏皮而犀利地解剖了卡夫卡小说中的昆虫，并指出其描写的漏洞（beetle‘s wings）；作为一个精确冷静的写作奇才，纳博科夫以锐利只眼解构了卡夫卡小...
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一百多年后的今天看来还感同身受 卡夫卡最后也是因为喉头结核无法进食而离去的
评分1. Austere, economical, rich, humorous and sad. One simply cannot interpret Kafka's text in a Freudian style nor from a religious point of view (fucking distasteful and outrageously wrong). 2. 卡夫卡最有趣的地方在于他的baffling。没有所谓“文章主旨”式的preaching, 没有标准答案式的作者意见，个人觉得并不是个很通常意义上读者friendly的作者，大概那种突然给你来一大棒把你揍晕然后狂笑三声逃跑还回头看你疼不疼的哪种类型。可以理解为黑色幽默，也可以理解为老司机教你一课。
评分全程都在跟着情节想象它的大小和行动。看完发现自己竟然毫无同情心，内心毫无波动。
评分人性的荒诞与合理。他一言道破 被生活懒泥深潭所困而渐渐习惯恶的我们 未知觉的道理。
评分You see, I was never a fan of Metamorphosis, and could not at all laugh at its absurdity; he said that I was too young, and too happy. "Didn't it ever occur to you that one day when you wake up, you just want to transform into something else and escape from the world?" "No," I shook my head, "not really."
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